The Dacia Sandero is a car that dominates the European scene in terms of sales, and today we are going to discover the truth about the consumption of the LPG version. The results are nothing short of sensational.
In a car market that is limping and struggling to find clear and stable points of reference, there are some brands that have been able to stand out, finding the most correct market strategies. Among them, Dacia can only stand out, having been at the top of the European market for yearsdeveloping simple technologies and focusing on a good quality-price ratio.
Already in 2024, the Dacia Sandero had dominated sales in the Old Continentexceeding 300,000 units registered, and 2025 was also a very positive year in this sense. The Romanian company has chosen to push hard on bi-fuel petrol-LPG engines, which are giving exceptional results, also thanks to their efficiency, low costs and the greater sustainability of this technology. In the next lines, we will discover the real consumption of the LPG Sandero, a best-selling car that continues to amaze its customers.
Dacia, the Sandero LPG consumes between 5.5 and 7 litres
Some time ago, on the website “Motor1.com” ample space was given to the consumption of Dacia LPG Sandero, through a test carried out on the version prior to the recently unveiled restyling, and the results were remarkable. It consumed 5.65 liters per 100 km, equivalent to 17.70 km for each literthanks to the remarkable efficiency of the 1.0 turbo LPG petrol engine with 101 horsepower of maximum power.
Other tests were also carried out, according to which consumption was close to 7 liters per 100 kmleveraging above all on LPG. All this translates into significant petrol savings, with a range that can, through efficient driving, even exceed 1,000 km thanks to the presence of the double tank. Through the use of LPG, savings of around 60% on fuel costs are achieved, and the new Dacia Sandero arriving promises to improve these results even further.
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